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November 01 20142014-11-01November 01 20142014-11-01November 01 20142014-11-01November 01 20142014-11-01A large seated congregation of women fills a hall at a satsang or Inner Awakening session. Most wear white or cream clothing with red-orange shawls draped over their shoulders, and many wear rudraksha malas. Several have headphones or earpieces, and a few have tilak marks on their foreheads. In the foreground a woman in a cream sari with a red shawl sits beside a younger woman smiling in a white top with a red shawl. A wooden ceremonial staff with gold finials stands at the right edge, and a red cushion appears among the rows.2017-07-05A photograph of a large seated congregation of women in white and cream traditional dress with gold borders, many wearing rudraksha malas and rust-coloured beaded mala necklaces, with white forehead markings and sandalwood or vibhuti tilaks. Foreground women sit cross-legged with hands in anjali mudra, eyes closed, while others meditate or listen; a child sits at left. The hall has cream walls, wooden doors and a blue-and-white banner in the background. Nothing visible indicates a specific named programme beyond the hall setting.2015-08-09August 23 20142014-08-23Large seated audience of women in white and cream saris with gold borders, many wearing rudraksha mala necklaces and red-orange beaded garlands, with vibhuti or kumkum marks on their foreheads, sitting on red mats inside a hall. Blue notebooks and a few bags lie on the mats. In the background are ornate golden ritual items, rows of devotees, and a framed portrait on the wall at upper right.2014-08-23March 07 20162016-03-07A photograph of a large seated congregation indoors, mostly women in white and cream saris with gold borders, seated on the floor in rows. Many have eyes closed in meditation or prayer; one woman in the centre right holds her palms together in anjali mudra, and another in the centre right wears a red blouse with a white sari. Several wear rudraksha and bead malas, vibhuti or tilak on their foreheads, and small identification badges on their clothing. The hall has white walls and wooden doors behind them. Several dozen people are visible, including partially visible figures in the foreground.2015-11-22February 27 20162016-02-27May 07 20152015-05-07